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According to Frank O'Connor, nearly all the studios they approached to do the project said yes right away.
Production designer and segment director Shinji Aramaki is a huge Halo fan, and has even completed the game on Legendary Difficulty.
The segment Homecoming was originally going to have a much darker story than the one presented. In the original plan a Spartan Candidate would be sniped and her body replaced by a flash clone and the father would discover the body of his dead daughter leaving him to assume that he accidentally killed her. The idea was dropped after Frank O'Connor and Joseph Chou felt it was too dark.
Most of the studios were hesitant to write their own projects for the collection, even those whose filmmakers were familiar with the Halo universe. Frank O'Connor decided to send possible story treatments for them to work with. In the end O'Connor estimated that 50% of the dialogue in the final products were verbatim from the original scripts.
Some words spoken by Master Chief and Dr Halsey in "The Package" are taken from the Halo games. The exchange "Sleep well? No thanks to their driving, but yes" takes place at the very beginning of Halo: Combat Evolved between Cortana and Master Chief. The "Don't make a girl a promise, if you know you can't keep it" is again spoken by Cortana to Master Chief at the very end of the "High Charity" level in Halo2.
"1337: Well... I'm one heck of a mama myself!"
